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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1903
Page
6
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Westpost items report Moses Merryman in Greensbury last week and Gerve Price visiting from Hope on business. The G. A. R. decorated 113 graves in the area. Mrs. Jennie Flood and family of Anderson are visiting relatives. Bis store plans to resume business soon. Several local marriages and relocations noted including Barney Byrum and Rebekah Elliott wedding and Ed Patterson and Zelda Gartin wedding. James B. Lewis, son of Dr Nathan Lewis, died May 29 in Council Bluffs Iowa. burial details not listed.
Clarksburg residents host and visit relatives this week. Notables include Miss Gladys Manley of Laurel and Hon. Will Cumback of Greensburg delivering a memorial address. Movements involve Roscoe Linville, J F Brodie, James B Clark and others. preparations for a new home and a Greensburg remodeling project are also mentioned.
Winfield Burney was a guest of his parents on Tuesday. Miss Clingenpeel of Sandusky works at Ed Demoss’s. John Templeton has a new iron fence. Rev. Murphy preached at Liberty Sunday. R P Pavy and wife visited Harrison Davis in Burney Tuesday. John Hunter gave his wife a fine new carriage. Nelson Mowrey and John Hunter had houses painted. Clint Utter delivered an incubator to J A Myers. J H Vanansdal and wife picnicked at Geneva with Adams people. Ed Burney of Greensburg plans a farm residence west of town. Irvin Lloyd sold his farm to Mr Eddis via Howell & Galbraith. Marshall Storms run his saw mill during wet spell. Miss Ora Brunton returned home near Horace. Miss Carrie Burney went to Indianapolis for a week with brother Everett.
James T. Crim visits Indianapolis. a parade of visitors from Waynesburg and Shilo neighborhood. Commencement at Newsborn. Children’s Day at the Christian church. multiple preaching and memorial services. Local families host relatives. weddings, birthdays, and farm life referenced with numerous names and places around Hartsville.
Sandusky. Fd Jackson and family of Greensburg spent Sunday with relatives here. The Misses Janie and Anna Martin spent Monday with friends at St Paul. Miss Lizzie Smullen of McCoys visits the Misses Cavern this Mrs James Anderson and baby son visited Will Brunker and family Saturday. The Flower Mission at the county asylum Sunday. Frank Higgins and wife of Andersonville were guests of their daughter Mrs Cal Harrell Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Kate Feber is the guest of the Misses Metz. Sam Stewart is expected home today from Winona. The Y. U. C. met with Mrs. E. S. Hamilton on Tuesday. The band will host an ice cream festival at the school house tonight.
Glen Elliott and Lula Wolfe visited Greensburg on Saturday afternoon. Walter Skinner of Hope visited John Hayes Monday night. Idiss Nellie Keith of Westport is visiting Miss Mabel Howell. Mrs Sharp Galbraith owns a new rubber tire phae ton. Florence Arrington and children of Hope visited here Tuesday. Mollie and Icy Burney of Greensburg were guests over Sunday. Mrs W A Miers Fannie Johnson Braden and Bessie Miers spent Wednesday in Indianapolis. Independent Telephone Exchange girls from Greensburg and Hope visited Mrs Clay Alexander Monday. Baptist festival was a success in every particular. Come next Sat
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